<span>Present Perfect употребляется для обозночения действия, произшедшего в неустановленное время в прошлом и все еще продолжающееся. </span>
Houses on the weekend I always tidy my room. First I carefully laid out to places all things: navozhu order on his desk, puts on the shelves of the book, put away in drawers and cabinets games, magazines, pencils and markers. When every thing is back to his place, once it becomes clear how much dust has accumulated on the table this week, shelves, closet. It's time to take up the cloth and go through all the nooks where dirt can hide. At this time, I see myself as a spy, who was ordered to expose the hiding place of the enemy. Once all the "enemies" are disclosed and disarmed, I run behind the old vacuum cleaner buzzing, and we along with it thoroughly clean the carpet, all the corners and the space under the bed and wardrobes. Vacuums fairly hums - it is nice to eat. But noisy assistant goes to the corner for a deserved rest, and in the doorway there is a silver bucket of water and head master of purity - a doormat. A few minutes later my room glitters and sparkles. Left vytrusit dust vacuum cleaner bag, pour the dirty water, and put everything in its place. Cleaning is finished!
1. Can I hear Mag?
2. Well then, can I call later again, when will she come home?
3. Thank you! Bye
1. Three teas please
2. you tea or coffee
3. I have a glass of tea
4. the English love to drink tea with milk but Russians prefer tea with lemon
<span>5. in a box for tea (tea caddy) no tea. Buy tea please.</span>